07072021 frist india jaipur

Outcome pre-planned:
PDP to stay away from
delimitation process
Srinagar: Citing its
disappointment with
the lack of any outcome
following the all-party
meeting with Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi on June 24, the
People’s Democratic
Party has decided not to
be a part of the delimi-
tation process in Jam-
mu and Kashmir.
“Leave aside acting
on suggested confi-
dence-building meas-
ures, the government of
India has continued
with its daily dictates to
the people of J&K in-
cluding Turn to P6
New Delhi: The Goods
and Services Tax (GST)
collection in June,
which reflects actual
business transactions
in the previous month,
fell below `1 lakh crore
for the first time after
eight months due to the
second wave of pan-
demic, but posted about
2% year-on-year growth
at `92,849 crore.“The
GST collection for June
2021 is related to the
made during May 2021.
During May 2021, most
of the states/UTs [Un-
ion territories] were
under either complete
or partial lock down
due to Covid,” the fi-
nance ministry said
while releasing the data
five days behind the
schedule to accommo-
date extensions of vari-
ous deadlines.
The revenue of June
this year includes GST
collections from domes-
tic transactions be-
tween June 5 Turn to P6
New Delhi: The Delhi
High Court Tuesday di-
rected Twitter to in-
form it by July 8 as to
when it will appoint a
resident grievance of-
ficer (RGO) in compli-
ance with the new IT
Rules after the micro-
blogging platform sub-
mitted that it was in the
process of doing so.
Justice Rekha Palli
took exception to the
fact the court was not
informed that the ear-
lier appointment of the
RGO was only on inter-
im basis and he has al-
ready resigned.
The high court point-
ed out that Turn to P6
GST collection falls below `1 lakh cr
after 8 months,but rises 2% Y-o-Y
Appoint RGO soon:
HC tells Twitter
CORONA CATASTROPHE
INDIA
RAJASTHAN
27,613
new cases
390
new fatalities
47
new cases
01
new fatalities
Maken takes forward Gehlot’s agenda to attack Centre!
Yogesh Sharma
Jaipur: CM Ashok Ge-
hlot’s Cabinet could be
expanded, hinted Con-
gress general secretary
and state incharge Ajay
Maken. Addressing a
press conference on
Tuesday, Maken said
that the expansion of
the state Cabinet is a
“work in progress”.
During the party
meeting at PCC, Maken
also reviewed the prep-
arations for a campaign
against inflation and
the Union government
starting Wednesday
. He
said Congress workers
and members of all
frontal organisations
will take part in various
activities under the
campaign. Maken said
pamphlets will be dis-
tributed by Congress
workers across the state
to highlight discrimina-
tion of the Centre
against state govern-
ment over Covid vacci-
nation besides telling
achievements of the
state government.
On expansion of Ra-
jasthan Cabinet, he
said, “Cabinet expan-
sion and political ap-
pointments, along with
appointment of block
presidents and district
presidents, will be dis-
cussed. This is a work
in progress. It is our en-
deavour to hold discus-
sion with all.” Turn to P6
Ajay Maken and Govind S Dotasra at the PCC on Tuesday.
CRUCIAL READ
VISIT SCHOOLS PREPARING CLASS 10,12
RESULTS: CBSE TO REGIONAL DIRECTORS
New Delhi: The Central Board of Sec-
ondary Education on Tuesday directed
the Regional Directors to visit schools
preparing Classes X & XII results to
verify/inspect their work and highlighted
to ensure that sudden inspection is held
with no prior intimation to the schools.
JEE-MAINS FROM
JULY 20-AUGUST 2
New Delhi: The pending
editions of JEE-Mains will
be conducted from July
20 to 25 and July 27 to
August 2, Union Education
Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal
‘Nishank’ announced. The
results of the two editions,
are likely to be announced
in August.
CENTRAL GOVT’S
CET FROM 2022
New Delhi: First common
eligibility test (CET) to
recruit non-technical
group B and C government
staff has been delayed
due to Covid-19 pandemic
and is unlikely to be held
by the end of this year, a
senior Union minister said
on Tuesday.
Gubernatorial shuffle to pave
way for MODI ‘SARKAR 2.0’
New Delhi: Ahead of
PM Narendra Modi’s
expected Cabinet ex-
pansion, a different
shuffle saw seven gover-
nors swapping states
and Union Minister
Thawarchand Gehlot
becoming a governor.
Gehlot was appoint-
ed as Governor of Kar-
nataka as the govern-
ment also named three
other senior BJP lead-
ers for gubernatorial
posts in Madhya
Pradesh, Mizoram and
Himachal Pradesh.
According to a Rash-
trapati Bhawan commu-
nique,73-year-oldGehlot,
who held portfolio of
Minister for Social Jus-
tice and Empowerment,
will replace Vajubhai
Vala, who has been the
governor Turn to P6
Union Minister Pralhad Joshi offers sweets to Social Justice Minister Thawarchand Gehlot after he
was appointed as the governor of Karnataka, in New Delhi. —PHOTO BY PTI
NEW CABINET,
TODAY, TO HAVE
YOUNG FACES
ED SUMMONS
MEHBOOBA
MUFTI’S MOTHER
ASSURE NO
ARREST, WILL
APPEAR:
TWITTER MD
U’KHAND CANCELS KANWAR YATRA
LESS THAN 5 L
ACTIVE CASES
FEELING BAD, BUT
CANT HELP YOU: SC
New Delhi: The much-
anticipated Union Cabi-
net reshuffle is expected
to take place today. The
buzz that was going
on for quite some time
intensified after a series
of meetings between
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi and Union Home
Minister Amit Shah and
BJP National Presi-
dent JP Nadda in the
national capital. There
are also speculations of
several senior leaders
like former Assam Chief
Minister Sarbananda So-
nowal and senior leader
Jyotiraditya Scindia
to be accommodated.
The council will have
a special focus on the
representation of ‘soshit,
pidit, vanchhit and
adivasi’ (underprivileged
and tribal communities)
and have a record repre-
sentation of SCs.
Enforcement Directorate
(ED) on Tuesday sum-
moned PDP chief Me-
hbooba Mufti’s mother
Gulshan Nazir to join
investigation in a money-
laundering case. As per
the notice, Gulshan Nazir
has been asked to ap-
pear before the ED at its
Srinagar office at 11am
on July 14. Meanwhile,
Mehbooba hit out at the
Centre and accused it of
intimidating its political
opponents.
New Delhi: Twitter India
managing director Manish
Maheshwari on Tuesday
agreed to appear in par-
ticular person before the
UP police, if they assure
no arrest. Maheshwari
was lately summoned by
Ghaziabad police in UP in
a probe into an objec-
tionable video posted in
reference to an assault
on an aged Muslim man.
The social media large
is already mired in a row
with the central authori-
ties over not following IT
guidelines.
Dehradun: The Uttarakhand Police on Tuesday urged the
people not to visit Haridwar in the wake of Kanwar Yatra’s
cancellation this year. It also advised people to offer
prayers at their local temples during this festive season.
New Delhi: Lav Agar-
wal, Joint Secretary of
MoHFW, on Tuesday
said there are less than
5 lakh active cases in
the country now but the
positivity rate is still high
in some places. Second
wave is still existent in
a limited way, in some
areas,” he said. P6
New Delhi: SC on Tuesday
rejected a batch of petitions
seeking direction to conduct
Rath Yatra across Odisha
and not only in Puri Jagan-
nath temple, as permitted by
the Odisha government in its
order earlier. “This year more
people died, and last year,
lesser number of people died,”
the three-judge Turn to P6
COVID UPDATE
l Centre writes to
Himachal over tourists
flouting Covid rules in
Shimla, Manali
l Assam declares lock-
down, round the clock
curfew in 7 districts
l Kejriwal launches
social security scheme
for families affected by
Covid-19. P6
l India records 34,700
fresh Covid-19 cases,
lowest in 111 days
Will accept what party
chief decides: Amarinder
New Delhi: Punjab
Chief Minister Cap-
tain Amarinder Singh
met Congress interim
president Sonia Gan-
dhi at her residence in
New Delhi in a bid to
resolve the crisis that
has gripped the state
Congress unit months
before key Assembly
elections.
Following his meet-
ing, Captain Ama-
rinder told reporters:
“Whatever the Con-
gress President de-
cides on Punjab, we
will accept it.”
This was Sonia’s
first meeting with the
embattledChief Minis-
ter since she had set up
a three-member panel
headed by Mallikarjun
Kharge to look into the
problems in the state
unit, triggered by a
wave of discontent
among party MLAs
and senior leaders.
Last week, former
Congress president
Rahul Gandhi and
AICC general secre-
tary Priyanka Gandhi
had met Navjot Singh
Sidhu, one of Ama-
rinder’s main detrac-
tors, and are said to
have offered him a
prominent role in the
party to placate him.
As per reports, Priyan-
ka had met Sonia Gan-
dhi before her meeting
with CM Amarinder
earlier in the day
.
Sonia Gandhi Captain Amarinder Singh
NEW ‘MINISTRY OF COOPERATION’ CREATED
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government on Tuesday created a new ‘Ministry
of Cooperation’, looking to provide more heft to the cooperative movement in the country.
The move came a day before the Union cabinet was scheduled for a reshuffle, with some
new faces expected to join the Centre in key positions. The creation of the new ministry
indicates the Centre’s commitment to community-based developmental partnership, ac-
cording to a release from the Press Information Bureau. “Sahkar se samriddhi” (Prosperity
from cooperation) is the vision of the Ministry of Cooperation, it said, calling the move
“historic”. “This ministry will provide a separate administrative, legal, and policy framework
for strengthening the cooperative movement in the country. It will help deepen co-operatives
as a true people-based movement reaching up to the grassroots,” the release said.
COVID IMPACT
Rajasthan Cabinet expansion ‘work
in progress’, says the state incharge
7 Guvs moved, a
Union Minister
joins their group
GEHLOT TOWS HIGH COMMAND’S
LINE, BUT SUGGESTS RIDER!
Yogesh Sharma
A
fter holding a meeting with party leaders through the
day, state incharge Ajay Maken accompanied by PCC
Chief Govind Singh Dotasra reached CMR on Tuesday
evening where the duo met CM Ashok Gehlot after which
the leaders held a discussion on various nuances of political
appointments and cabinet expansion. Highly placed sources
have revealed that CM Gehlot has forwarded a proposal to the
high command for appointing 3-4 legislators of Pilot camp as
ministers in Gehlot government. Gehlot has also stressed that
he has no objection to Pilot camp members being allocated
position in the cabinet, however, the chief minister has laid
a rider i.e. the MLAs should be of Gehlot’s liking. This is so
because appointment of ministers and allocation of depart-
ments is a special privilege of the chief minister. However,
on the other hand, the ‘formula’ that Maken has put forward,
already has the names of Pilot camp members finalised by
the high command, which have been ascertained after taking
aproval from Pilot himself. Therefore, now a new conundrum
could come into existence in the grand-old-party. Turn to P8
www.firstindia.co.in I www.firstindia.co.in/epaper/ I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia
JAIPUR l WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 2021 l Pages 12 l 3.00 RNI NO. RAJENG/2019/77764 l Vol 3 l Issue No. 31
OUR EDITIONS: JAIPUR, AHMEDABAD & LUCKNOW
The frontline equity indices halted their two-
day winning run as profit-booking in all but
financial sector dragged them in the negative
territory on Tuesday.
Fugitive businessman Mehul Choksi has
approached the High Court of Dominica
seeking judicial review, claiming abuse of
process in respect of illegal entry prosecution
proceedings against him.
Uttarakhand Government has on Tuesday filed
the Special Leave Petition at the Supreme Court
against the Uttarakhand HC’s order staying
the Char Dham Yatra, state government’s
spokesperson Subodh Uniyal told ANI.
SENSEX
SEE-SAWS
325 PTS
CHOKSI
MOVES
DOMINICA HC
CHAR DHAM
YATRA: SLP
FILED IN SC
—PHOTO
BY
SUMAN
SARKAR

BAN ON TRANSFERS
LIFTED FOR A MONTH
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The state
government has
lifted ban on trans-
fer-postings after a
long time.
Now, online ap-
plications will be
sought by the state
government em-
ployees for transfer
as the transfer ban
will be lifted from
July 14 to August 14.
The employees
will have to apply
for the transfer on
the website of De-
partment of Ad-
ministrative Re-
forms.
According to the
orders issued by de-
partment, on Tues-
day
, the government
had imposed a ban
on transfers on Sep-
tember 30, 2019.
Considering the de-
mand of MLAs,
public representa-
tives and employees
in September-Octo-
ber, the idea of lift-
ing the ban
w a s
m u l l e d
and online
a p p l i c a -
tions were
also sought
from second grade
and third grade
teachers, but due to
the municipal elec-
tions in October, the
first wave of corona
in November and
the civic and pan-
chayat elections in
January, February,
the ban on transfers
could not be lifted.
In March 2021, af-
ter the effect of pan-
demic subsided, the
legislators and pub-
lic representa-
tives once
a g a i n
raised
the de-
m a n d
with the
government to re-
move the ban on
transfer in the
state.
TEACHERS’ TRANSFER
GETS NO MENTION!
The Department of Ad-
ministrative Reforms and
Coordination has mentioned
the government employees,
corporations, divisions and
autonomous institutions in
the order, but there is no
mention about the teachers.
In such a situation, the state
Education Department will
issue a separate calendar re-
garding the time period when
the grade three, grade 2nd
teachers will be transferred in
the state.
TRANSFER
TRANSFER
RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 2021
02
Mini-theatres on wheels to
educate rural children in Raj
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Education min-
ister Govind Singh Do-
tasra on Tuesday gave
green signal to four to
five innovations, espe-
ciallycinemaonwheels,
promotion of girl child
education and distrib-
uting tablets to girls in
a meeting at Shiksha
Sankul where compa-
nies gave presentations.
No entry of councillors’
husbands in JMC Greater!
First India Bureau
Jaipur: After an alter-
cation between hus-
band of electricity
committee chairper-
son Rashmi Saini and
councillor Dinesh
Kanwat on Monday,
actingmayorof Great-
er JMC Sheel Dhab-
hai has banned entry
of husbands of wom-
en councillors in JMC
office. Dhabhai has
made it clear that if a
woman councillor has
a problem or wants to
get any work done,
then she will have to
come herself instead
of her husband.
“No work will be
done if husband of a
councillorcomes,”she
instructed. Instead of
Rashmi Saini, her
husband was sitting
on the chairperson’s
chair which led to ar-
gument between the
two.
FOUR CHILDREN DROWN IN BARMER
AND SRI GANGANAGR IN 2 INCIDENTS
BIKER CRUSHED UNDER SPEEDING
TRAILER, BODY PARTS SCATTERED
Barmer/Sri Ganganagar: Four kids drowned in
separate incidents in Barmer and Sri Ganganagar
on Tuesday. In Barmer, two school students Bho-
jaram and Ghamdaram were returning home after
getting their transfer certificates when they jumped
a pond for bathing at Danoda village and drowned.
In Sri Ganganagar, two minor children, who had
gone to have a bath in a water hole at 14 BNW
farm at Dharamsinghwala village but drowned. Lo-
cals took them to a hospital but they were declared
brought dead, the police said.
Jaipur: An accident took place in Jaipur on Tuesday
morning. A speeding trailer hit a bike and crushed
the rider. The trailer dragged the biker and his body
parts were scattered all along the road. The police
reached the spot and took the body to the mortu-
ary in ambulance. According to the information,
the accident took place in front of Kapoor Hospital
in Rampura village on Jaipur-Sikar highway. The
bike rider was identified as Dinesh Kumar Jangid
(40). He was a resident of Bhopji, Etawa, and used
to run a repair workshop of batteries at Jahota.
THIEVES DECAMP WITH JEWELLERY,
CASH WORTH `15 LAKH IN JAIPUR
Jaipur: Some miscreants targeted the showroom
of Suhag Jewellers at Sector 8, SBBJ intersection
in Chitrakoot area late
Monday night and stole
jewellery and cash worth
over Rs 15 lakh. They de-
camped with about 20-22
kg of silver and 30 grams
of gold and Rs 20,000 in
cash kept in the vault. The
accused also broke the
CCTV cameras installed in
the showroom and also fled with the DVR installed.
In this regard, the Chitrakoot Marg Vyapar Mandal
Committee has written a letter to the Chitrakoot Po-
lice Station demanding arrest of the accused.Show-
room owner Shashikant Soni has lodged a report.
NEWS DIGEST
कारायालर आबकारी आरुक्त, राजस्ान, उदरपुर
क्रमांक :- प.32(बी)(1)आब/एल/2021-22/2945 दिनांक : 06.07.2021
िेशी मदिरा, दििेशी मदिरा एिं बीयर की कमपपोदिट ररटेल ऑफ िुकानों के
अनुज्ापत्र हेतु आिेिन एिं ई-नीलामी आमंत्रण बाबत सूचना फेि-IX
1. सर्वसाधारण को सूचित चकया जाता है चक चरत्तीय रर्व 2021-22 के चिए राजय
में आबकारती बन्ोबसत हेतु ्ेशती मच्रा, राजस्ान चनचम्वत मच्रा (RML),
भारत चनचम्वत चर्ेशती मच्रा (IMFL) एरं बतीयर कती ररटेि ऑफ ्ुकानों
(कम्ोचजट ्ुकानों) के अनुज्ा्त्र जारती करने के चिए आबकारती नतीचत 2021-
22 के अनुसार भारत सरकार के उ्क्रम एम.एस.टी.सी. चिचमटेड के माधयम
से ई-नतीिामती (ई-बोिती) आयोचजत कती जा रहती है। अभती तक 8 फेज में नतीिामती
सम्न्न हो िुकती है।
2. चरत् (आबकारती) चरभाग के ्त्रांक ्.4(1)चरत्/आब/2021 च्नांक
10.06.2021 के द्ारा ई-नतीिामती से शेर रहती मच्रा ्ुकानों के चिए ररजर्व प्ाईस त्ा
कम्ोचजट फतीस में कमती कती सरतीकृचत प््ान चकये जाने के क्रम में कम्ोचजट मच्रा
्ुकानरार संशोचधत नयूनतम ररजर्व प्ाईस र संशोचधत कम्ोचजट फतीस चरभागतीय
बेरसाईट https://www.rajexcise.gov.in ्र ्चश्वत है। ्शा्वई गई संशोचधत
‘नयूनतम ररजर्व प्ाईस’ राचर्वक (12 माह के चिए) है। रासतचरक गारंटती राचश कती
गणना अनुज्ा्त्र हेतु जारती सरतीकृचत कती चतच् से आनु्ाचतक आधार ्र कती जाऐगती।
3. आरे्न शुलक ्ूरा्वनुसार ‘मूि नयूनतम ररजर्व प्ाईस’ के अनुसार हती रहेगा।
4. अमानत राशि - आबकारती एरं मद्यसंयम नतीचत 2021-22 के चबन्ु संखया 2.7
में अमानत राचश के बारे में प्ारधान चकये गये हैं। ्रनतु चकसती भती फेज में एक बार
यच् चकसती कम्पोशिट मशिरा िुकान के चिए बोिती्ाता द्ारा बेकआउट चकया
गया है तो ऐसती कम्ोचजट मच्रा ्ुकानों के चिए चनम्नचिचित प्कार से अमानत
राचश चनधा्वररत कती जातती है। शेर ्ुकानों के चिए अमानत राचश ्ूर्वरत रहेगती।
श्ेणी अमानत राशि (रु.)
रर्व 2021-22 के चिए 50 िाि रू्ये तक मूि
नयूनतम ररजर्व प्ाईस रािती ्ुकान
2,00,000
रर्व 2021-22 के चिए 50 िाि रू्ये से अचधक
एरं 2 करोड़ रू्ये तक मूि नयूनतम ररजर्व प्ाईस
रािती ्ुकान
3,00,000
रर्व 2021-22 के चिए 2 करोड़ रू्ये से अचधक
मूि नयूनतम ररजर्व प्ाईस रािती ्ुकान
5,00,000
5. फेज-IX में चनम्नचिचित चतच् अनुसार ई-नतीिामती (ई-बोिती) आमंचत्रत कती जातती है : -
क्र.स. नीलामी की शिनांक आवेिन करने की अंशतम शतशि
1 14.07.2021 13.07.2021
नतीिामती का समय ्ूरा्वनुसार प्ातः 11:00 बजे से सायं 04.00 बजे तक रहेगा।
नतीिामती एक काय्व च्रस में नयूनतम ्ांि घणटे कती होगती एरं उसके ्शिात्
जब तक बोिती िगतती रहे तब तक 10 चमनट के अन्नत चरसतार (indefinite
extension) तक जारती रहेगती।
6. आवेिन:- फेज-IX के चिए आरे्न कती प्चक्रया च्नांक 07.07.2021 को प्ातः
11:00 बजे से प्ारमभ है त्ा चनधा्वररत नतीिामती कती च्नांक से एक च्न ्ूर्व को
रात 11:59 ्ती.एम. तक िािू रहेगती।
7. यच् आरे्क द्ारा च्नांक 12.02.2021 के ्शिात् https://www.
mstcecommerce.com ्र ्ंजतीकरण कराया है तो उनहें ्ृ्क से ्ंजतीकरण
कराने कती आरशयकता नहीं रहेगती। ्ूर्व में आरंचटत यूजर आई.डती. र ्ासरड्ड के
माधयम से ई-नतीिामती हेतु आरे्न कर सकते हैं। यच् ्ूर्व में ्ंजतीकरण नहीं कराया
है तो https://www.mstcecommerce.com ्र जाकर चनःशुलक ्ंजतीकरण
करा सकते हैं।
8. सफि बोिती्ाता H1 के चकसती कारण से बैकआउट होने ्र चद्ततीय उच्चतम
बोिती्ाता H2 को सफि बोिती्ाता H1 द्ारा प्सताचरत राचर्वक गारनटती राचश ्र
उस मच्रा ्ुकान को िेने हेतु अरसर च्या जायेगा त्ा चद्ततीय उच्चतम बोिती्ाता
H2 द्ारा सहमचत ्ेने ्र ्ूर्व में उलिेचित प्चक्रया अनुसार राचश जमा कराने ्र
उसके ्क्ष में अस्ाई अनुज्ा्त्र कती सरतीकृचत जारती कती जारेगती।
H2 द्ारा उ्यु्वकत अरसर के बा् सहमचत नहीं ्ेने ्र उसे उसकती सरयं द्ारा
बोिती गई कतीमत H2 ्र मच्रा ्ुकान ्ेने का अरसर च्या जारेगा। यच् इस
कतीमत ्र भती H2 द्ारा मच्रा ्ुकान नहीं िती जातती है तो उसकती अमानत राचश
जबत कर H3 को क्रमशः H1 एरं H2 द्ारा प्सतुत प्सताचरत राचर्वक गारनटती राचश
्र उस मच्रा ्ुकान को िेने हेतु अरसर च्या जायेगा।
तृततीय उच्चतम बोिती्ाता H3 द्ारा सहमचत ्ेने ्र ्ूर्व में उलिेचित प्चक्रया
अनुसार राचश जमा कराने ्र उसके ्क्ष में अस्ाई अनुज्ा्त्र कती सरतीकृचत जारती
कती जारेगती। H3 द्ारा उ्यु्वकत अरसर के बा् सहमचत नहीं ्ेने ्र उसे उसकती
सरयं द्ारा बोिती गई कतीमत H3 ्र मच्रा ्ुकान ्ेने का अरसर च्या जारेगा।
यच् इस कतीमत ्र भती H3 द्ारा मच्रा ्ुकान नहीं िती जातती है तो उसकती अमानत
राचश जबत कर िती जायेगती।
9. सफि बोिती्ाता द्ारा सम्ूण्व धरोहर राचश च्नांक 19.07.2021 तक जमा
करानती होगती।
10. सफि बोिती्ाता को ‘शनराधाररत अशरिम वाश्धाक गारनटी राशि’ एरं ‘शनराधाररत
कम्पोशिट फीस की न्यूनतम 50 प्रशतित राशि’ च्नांक 22.07.2021 तक
जमा करानती होगती।
11. एम.एस.टती.सती. हेल्-डेसक ्र काया्विय समय में माग्व्श्वन चिया जा सकता है।
12. अनय शततें ्ूर्वरत रहेंगती।
उ्यु्वकत के संबंध में चरसतृत च्शा-चन्देश, शततें त्ा अनुज्ा्न हेतु
उ्िबध ्ुकानों कती चनधा्वररत सूिती मय चरररण चरभागतीय रेबसाईट
https://www.rajexcise.gov.in एरं एम.एस.टती.सती. चिचमटेड कती रेबसाईट
https://www.mstcecommerce.com ्र उ्िबध है।
आबकारी आ्ुकत,
रािसिान उि््ुर।
DIPR/C/6607/2021
Possibility of
explosion within
Cong: Poonia
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Ahead of the
likelycabinetexpansion
in Raj, BJP state presi-
dent Satish Poonia on
Tuesday said that there
is a possibility of an ex-
plosion within the rul-
ing Congress party
.
Commenting on the
AICC general secretary
Ajay Maken’s visit to
Jaipur, Poonia said that
the formula which was
decided during the cri-
sislastyearhasnotbeen
implemented till now.
However, he said this is
an internal matter of
the Cong but this is ad-
versely affecting the de-
velopment and govern-
ance of the state. Poonia
said that the leaders
who have any issue can
raise it on the right plat-
form within the party
.
CHEMICALCONTAINER
GOESUPINFLAMES
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A container
filled with chemicals
fell down a flyover at
Kotputli on the Jaipur-
Delhi National High-
way on Tuesday early
morning while travel-
ling towards Delhi. It
caught fire as chemi-
cals leaked when ef-
forts were being made
to remove it with the
help of a JCB ma-
chine. The JCB remov-
ing the container also
caught fire. The explo-
sion gave rise to a
mushroomand hun-
dreds of people gath-
ered and captured the
scene on their mobile
phones.
Initially, with the
help of a fire tender in
Kotputli, an attempt
was made to extin-
guish the fire by pour-
ing foam. After this,
fire brigade tenders
were sent from Shah-
pura, Chandwaji and
other places. The fire
was brought under
control in about one
and a half hour. Due to
this there was a one-
way traffic jam on
Jaipur-Delhi Highway
.
The driver also suf-
fered minor injuries
as a result.
MISHANDLING? LUXURY CAR
BURNT IN
SUDDEN FIRE
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A car
parked in front of
Central Spine at
Vidhyadhar Nagar-
caught fire on Tues-
day
.Whenthedriver
came out of the
bank he noticed
smoke in the bonnet
and within a few
minutes the car was
completelyengulfed.
Woman loses eyesight after being
drugged, molested in Dehradun
Pali: In a traumatic in-
cident, a woman, who
went to a medical store
to get her fever
checked, was drugged
and molested for 10
days after being taken
to Dehradun in an un-
conscious state.
She was put on high
dose drugs to keep her
unconscious so that
she can be raped re-
peatedly, the victim
told the police.
This high dose drugs
affected her eyesight
and turned her blind,
said police officials
adding that the ac-
cused has been arrest-
ed from Dehradun and
brought to Rajasthan.
—Agency
ACCUSED HELD
Operation Clean Sweep:
353 drug addicts held
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The illegal
drug trade continues to
rise in Jaipur despite
Jaipur Police taking ac-
tion daily against those
selling illegal liquor,
opium, charas, and gan-
ja. A total of 353 drug
addicts have been ar-
rested by the police of
13 police stations in
Jaipur. These drug ad-
dicts have been caught
by the police while in-
toxicated. Under the in-
fluence of drugs, they
indulge in crimes of
chain snatching, rob-
bery, and theft in hous-
es, snatching mobiles,
molesting women, and
others.
DCP North Desh-
mukh Paris said that
the police have caught
35 drug addicts in Galta
Gate. In Ramganj, po-
lice arrested 39 addicts
with 552 charas and
ganja, Manak Chowk
police 15, Subhash
Chowk 31, Amer 29,
Brahmapuri 24, Kotwa-
li 21, Nahargarh 38,
Sanjay circle 22 and 11
addicts in Jalupura.
Cong protests against Centre over
inflation from today till July 17
Jaipur: The ruling Con-
gress will hold a series
of protests from
Wednesday against the
central govt over infla-
tion. Various activities
under the campaign
will be held from today
till July 17 across the
state, said PCC Chief
Govind Singh Dotasra.
—PTI
Light to moderate
rainfall recorded
in parts of state
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Light to moder-
ate rainfall occurred in
some parts of the state
in last 24 hours with the
maximum of 6 cm re-
corded in Ajmer’s Ru-
pangarh and Ban-
swara’s Danpur. Man-
galiawas (Ajmer) and
Kanwas(Kota)recorded
5 cm rainfall each.
Govind S Dotasra inspecting a mini-theatre on wheels in city.
Accused in police custody
EDU FILMS ON
THE WHEELS
The department will
show educational films
from mini-theatre on
the wheels to children
in rural areas. In the
first phase, it will be
started through 2 buses
which will have AC
mini- theatres.
NEW COLOUR
FOR UNIFORM
Dotasra said that new
colour of the school
uniform will be revealed
soon. He inspected
MoU proposals from
various NGOs saying
MoUs would be signed
with those who have a
good track record.
4,000 TABLETS
Dotasra informed
that 4,000 tablets
would be given to the
students by Piramal
Foundation so that
the children can have
smooth online educa-
tion during corona.
—PHOTO
BY
SUMAN
SARKAR

RAJASTHAN
03
Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: The Ministry
of Civil Aviation has
played a big bet before
the privatisation of Air
India. In order to
strengthen Air India
capital, it has been de-
cided to give ground
handling work at about
60 airports including
Jaipur to Air India.
With this move of the
ministry, the ground
handling agencies
working at these air-
ports are on the verge
of closure.
Not only Jaipur air-
port, employment prob-
lems will arise for thou-
sands of employees at
these 60 airports of the
country. Air India will
get good rev from other
airlines & charters. In
such a situation, if cen-
tral govt privatizes Air
India, then it will be
able to get good reve-
nue. On June 30, Minis-
try of Civil Aviation is-
sued new orders for 60
airports in the country
.
Air India ground handling, maintenance at Jaipur airport soon!
POST-COVID TRAVEL TIMES!
70%trainshittrack,rlys
rollsoutsafetymeasures
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The purpose of
travelling has changed
post 2nd wave. People
are travelling long dis-
tances only when neces-
sary. Earlier they used
to take trains for tour-
ing but now they prefer
private vehicles to keep
safe. For safety, toilets,
taps, soap dispensers
and flushes will now be
operated by foot, copper
coating is being done on
the handle made on the
gate as the virus does
not survive for long on
the copper surface and
plasma air equipment
will be installed in AC
duct of coach, which
will sanitize air. A new
policy is also being
drafted to increase pro-
duction of AC coaches.
AT A GLANCE!
70% RESTARTED...
l From 12k trains running
from over 7k stations be-
fore 2nd wave of Corona
80% RESUMED...
l Out of 550 trains pass-
ing through Jaipur, Ajmer,
Bikaner & Jodhpur
92 TRAINS RUNNING...
l Out of 130 trains of
Jaipur on track again
l In special trains aver-
age passenger load in
AC class is 30% while in
sleeper & 2nd sitting, it
ranges from 135 to 165%
By 2023, about
150 private trains
proposed on the
109 route will not have
non-AC coaches at all
—Senior Railway Official
This order of the
central govt is a big
step in direction.
The financial position of Air
India will be strengthened
as soon as the ground
handling work is received
—Aviation Expert
CHALLENGE
AHEAD FOR
INDO-THAI
With the new order, a crisis has arisen for the ground
handling agency Indo-Thai working at Jaipur Airport for
the last 10 years. However, the Indo-Thai contract expired in
December 2020 and since last 6 months this agency is work-
ing on extension. But the new order has created a livelihood
crisis for about 350 employees working in the agency.
HC stays filling of
50% posts of SI,
Platoon Commander
Jaipur: The Rajasthan
HC had stayed filling
of 50% posts of Police
Sub-Inspector and
Platoon Commander
Recruitment 2016
from general category
candidates. However,
on Tuesday, HC bench
of Justice Inderjit Singh
removed stay on the
appointments, while
petition is pending
adjudication. On petition
of Akash Bhardwaj,
state govt submitted an
application and told HC
that the petitioner has
filed the petition after 4
years of recruitment.
NOTICE ISSUED ON
PIL AGAINST ELEVAT-
ED ROAD IN AJMER
Ajmer: On July 6, Raj
HC bench of Justice
Sangeet Lodha & Jus-
tice Mahendar K Goyal
issued notices on a PIL
filed by Adv SK Singh,
against construction of
elevated road in Ajmer.
The road which is com-
ing down from Railway
Station is blocking BATA
Junction and much
more. PIL has made
parties to Chief Sec-
retary, UDH, Principal
Secretary, Ajmer Smart
City Ltd, District Col-
lector, CEO & SP. This
matter is likely to be
listed after 2 weeks.
IN THE COURTYARD
HC GRANTS BAIL TO JUVENILE WITH CONDITIONS,
SAYS NO PROVISION TO HEAR COMPLAINANT 1ST
Jaipur: Raj HC has clarified that under Juvenile Act, it is not nec-
essary that complainant should also be heard on bail plea of ac-
cused. Justice Sandeep Mehta gave this decision on a plea to hear
complainant during hearing of bail plea of 15-year-old juvenile
from Dungarpur & granted bail with some conditions. Juvenile
was in custody in a case of robbery. PP opposed bail in HC saying
that complainant should be heard first. Court said that juveniles
have to wait for bail & there is no such provision in the Act.
HC SUMMONS FACTUAL REPORT FROM STATE
GOVT BY JULY 13 IN KARTARPURA DRAIN CASE
Jaipur: In the case of encroachment in Kartarpura drain, bench
of Justice Sangeet Lodha & Justice Mahendra Goel in Rajasthan
HC has summoned a factual report from state govt by July 13
for protection of drain. HC asked what has been done so far to
remove encroachment. Govt had said earlier that panel has been
formed under supervision of ADM to inspect drain & contract
for removing debris has been given. Petitioner said no perma-
nent solution is being done for the uninterrupted flow of water.
Apex Bank MD
put on APO for
cutting 17 trees
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Apex bank MD
MP Yadav was removed
& put under APO status
after objections were
raised on his controver-
sial functioning. He is
4th MD in last 14 months
who has been removed.
Apart from Yadav, MDs
of central coop banks in
Bharatpur&Dungarpur
weresuspended.Yadav’s
functioning is in ques-
tion as 17 trees were cut
in bank premises, farm-
ers were also deprived
frominsuranceschemes.
Govt to refund money
collected by hospitals
CM CHIRANJEEVI HEALTH SCHEME
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Rajasthan
govt has decided to re-
fund money collected
by hospitals during
treatment of Covid ben-
eficiaries of CM Chi-
ranjeevi health scheme.
This provision will be
applicable only in cases
of all eligible patients
admitted for treatment
between May 1 to June
30 for the treatment of
Covid-19 and Mucormy-
cosis. Chief Executive
Officer, Rajasthan State
Health Assurance Agen-
cy, Aruna Rajoria in-
formed that during the
covid pandemic, there
werecomplaintsagainst
hospitals for charging
money from the benefi-
ciaries and now action
is being taken to refund
the money
.
AdmissionTime!
Class 1-8 entire
yr,9-12 till July 31
First India Bureau
Jaipur: After the start
of new session in govt
and non-govt schools of
state, edu dept has is-
sued norms regarding
admission. The admis-
sion from classes 1 to 8
will be done throughout
the year, classes 9 to 12
will have to take admis-
sion by July 31. Stu-
dents who were shifting
due to Covid were fac-
ing problems due to last
date. Efforts are also be-
ing made to add drop
out students.
COVID-19 UPDATE
9,42,882
126 Recovered in a day
TOTAL RECOVERED
8,942
1 Death in a day
TOTAL DEATHS
9,52,836
47 Cases in a day
TOTAL CASES
1,012
243 cases in Alwar
ACTIVE CASES
‘IN JULY, RAJ
WILL RECEIVE
OVER 50L DOSES’
Aday after CM
Ashok Gehlot said
that vaccination has
stopped in many dists
due to a shortage of
doses, Union Health
Ministry on Tuesday
noted that state has
received over 8.89L
free vaccine doses
between July 1 & 6
from Centre. ‘In addi-
tion, Raj would receive
an additional 39.51L
doses in July. In July,
Raj will receive over
50,90,000 doses. This
quantity may increase
further depending on
the production and
availability of vaccine
doses,’ the ministry
said. The Ministry also
said that states have
also been requested to
indicate in case more
doses of vaccine are
required by them, the
statement said. —PTI
VAX DRIVE TRACKER ON TUESDAY
43,008
get jab in all categories
2.57 CRORE
doses administered so far
28,143
get the first dose
2,21,02,733
get the first dose
14,865
get the second dose
VACCINE DOSES IN TOTALITY
AGE GROUP WISE CATEGORY
45,28,733
get both the doses
5,04,145
get the first dose
HEALTHCARE CATEGORY
3,90,635
get both the doses
4,12,358
get both the doses
5,78,475
get the first dose
FRONTLINE CATEGORY
18+ 45+ 60+
79,99,240
get the first dose
1,19,084
get both the doses
65,14,732
get the first dose
15,64,000
get both the doses
56,06,141
get the first dose
20,42,656
get both the doses
The second wave of Covid has had a lot of impact on the
automobile sector. But the sale of vehicles in Jaipur
in June is a good sign for automobile sector. Due to
corona, many are away from public transport
& so vehicle sale is increasing. Jaipur RTO
Rakesh Sharma said hope of increasing the
sales of vehicles in the coming time,
keeping in view the current trend.
THE SALE GROWTH
 TRACTORS: June 2020 –
243; June 2021 – 236
 2 WHEELERS: June 2020
– 4892; June 2021 – 5762
 CAR: June 2020 – 1,184;
June 2021 – 8,367
 MOPED: June 2020 – 9;
June 2021 – 19
he second wave of Covid has had a lot of impact on the
automobile sector. But the sale of vehicles in Jaipur
in June is a good sign for automobile sector. Due to
corona, many are away from public transport
& so vehicle sale is increasing. Jaipur RTO
Rakesh Sharma said hope of increasing the
sales of vehicles in the coming time,
keeping in view the current trend.
VAX
STOCK
DRIES
UP!
ith demand
of vaccina-
tion, people
waitforhours
to get jabbed,
but for the last few days
peoplehavetoreturndis-
appointed from the cen-
tres. On Tuesday
, not a
singledosewasavailable
in Storage Centres Jpr,
Udaipur & Jodh. Mean-
while, consignment car-
rying 2.49L Covishield,
56k Covaxin reached
Jaipur late Tuesday
evening; with doses be-
ingreceived,vaccination
will happen in Raj today
.
RMSCL PROCURES
OVER 30K OXYGEN
CONCENTRATORS
RMSCL, to prevent 3rd
wave, has procured
30,700 oxy machines.
90% of these has been
received&willbesentto
CHCs & PHCs in Raj.
W
‘MUST’ BOTH VACCINE DOSES, NEGATIVE
RT-PCR REPORT ‘HIT’ TOURISM IN STATE
2ND WAVE EFFECT! AUTOMOBILE IN FAST LANE IN RAJ
Corona is under control in state over a month & active
cases are decreasing. Markets are being unlocked, but
special measures are not being taken for tourism. The big-
gest hurdle is negative RT-PCR report to visit the state. If
passenger is coming from Delhi to Jpr & do not have -ve
report, he will not be allowed to board flight. Recently, state
govt has done away with must RT-PCR test for those who
have had both doses of corona vaccine. It is worth mention-
ing here that only about 5% of the population in the country
has received both doses of the corona vaccine.
THE WALL SPEAKS
Vaccine will not be administered today (Tuesday),
when will it happen we are not aware; know
about vaccination from CoWin app. A young adult
reads the notice at the Chaura Rasta dispensary,
Jaipur wall while she dropped in to get jab here.
—PHOTO BY SUMAN SARKAR

PERSPECTIVE
04
Vol 3 Issue No. 31
RNI NO. RAJENG/2019/77764.
Printed and published by
Anita Hada Sangwan on behalf of
First Express Publishers. Printed
at Bhaskar Printing Press, D.B.
Corp Limited, Shivdaspura, Tonk
Road, Jaipur. Published at 304,
3rd Floor, City Mall, Bhagwan Das
Road, C-Scheme, Jaipur-302001,
Rajasthan. Phone 0141-4920504.
Editor-In-Chief: Jagdeesh Chandra
responsible for selection of news
under the PRB Act
Prakash Javadekar
@PrakashJavdekar
Modi-government is committed for
the development and empowerment of
the Tribal community. Today’s step is
historic for the overall development of
tribals and implementation of the Forest
Rights Act in its true letter and spirit.
Ravi Shankar Prasad
@rsprasad
Tele-Law was initiated in 2017 to
provide affordable pre litigation
advice to common citizens. Today 9
lakh people have benefitted from this
service. Unveiled the special postal
cover and album on this milestone.
SPIRITUAL SPEAK
For the senses wander,
and when one lets the
mind follow them, it
carries wisdom away
like a windblown ship
on the waters.
—Bhagavad Gita
IN-DEPTH
MILLING CROWDS
INVITING COVID
THIRD WAVE
o sooner were Cov-
id-19 restrictions lift-
ed than tourists
thronged Shimla,
Manali and Mus-
soorie and other hill stations to
escape the heat wave. The heavy
footfall of tourists has forced the
Centre to issue a warning to
States about Covid’s return. The
tourists brought a smile on the
faces of hoteliers and other busi-
nesses in these places but the
influx is clearly fraught with
risks. The third wave of Covid-19
hasnotbeenruledoutandwatch-
ing tourists flouting social dis-
tancing and masking norms one
wondered if they were all vacci-
nated or some of them were out
enjoying without taking even a
single shot for Covid. Looking at
the crowds flouting Covid appro-
priate behaviour, the Union
Health Ministry’s joint secretary
warnedof “nullifyingtheeaseof
restrictions if protocols are not
complied with”.
With States lifting curbs and
peoplefloutingnormswithimpu-
nity
, the third wave could be here
sooner than later. This time the
blame should lie with the people.
TOP TWEET
N
he Supreme Court
struck down Sec-
tion 66A of the In-
formation and
Technology Act
2000 in 2015 as it was “open-
ended and constitutionally
vague”. On Monday the court
was shocked to learn that the
scrapped Section was still be-
ing used by law enforcement
agencies and issued a notice
seeking Centre’s reply
. Sec-
tion 66A read, “Any person
who sends by any means of a
computer resource any infor-
mation that is grossly offen-
sive or has a menacing char-
acter, or any information
which he knows to be false,
butforthepurposeof causing
annoyance, inconvenience,
danger, obstruction, insult
shall be punishable with im-
prisonment for three years.”
The key words in this are “of-
fensive” and “menacing”
which are left for policemen
to interpret. The Section was
scrapped to “expand the con-
tours of free speech to the In-
ternet” and for “being viola-
tiveof Article19(1)(a)andnot
saved under Article 19(2)”.
Maharashtra and Uttar
Pradesh are the main cul-
prits as they continued to
invoke the Section. Of the
745 pending cases till March
10, 2021 under the scrapped
Section, Maharashtra had
381 cases and UP had 245
registered after the 2015
judgment.
What is more shocking is
that this is not the first time
the Supreme Court has ex-
pressed “shock” over the
continued use of the contro-
versial Section 66A long af-
ter it was scrapped. In Janu-
ary 2019 the court directed
States to sensitise cops
against its usage. Then, too,
the court issued a notice to
the Centre. The Attorney-
General KK Venugopal had
then said that the verdict
should be sent to high courts
and district courts.
SEC 66A SCRAPPED,
BUT WHO CARES
On Monday the court was
shocked to learn that the
scrapped Section was
still being used by law
enforcement agencies
and issued a notice
seeking Centre’s reply
T
he peace treaty between US-
Taliban and the decision to
withdraw the US army from
the region indicates a possi-
bility of a repeat of the bad
times of Taliban extremism
in Afghanistan and an emerg-
ing threat for neighbouring
countries like India. The ill-
timed and unplanned ending
of theUSalliance’sOperation
Freedom’s Sentinel seems to
be bringing severe difficulties
in the times to come.
After the relentless strug-
gle in Afghanistan for the
last 18 years, America now
wants its army to return
home from there without
reaching any concrete re-
sults and success. Like the
former Trump administra-
tion, the present Biden ad-
ministration also did not
want to lose the opportunity
of this return and call it a
victory for America in Af-
ghanistan. In April, US Pres-
ident Joe Biden informed the
American people of his deci-
sion to withdraw US troops
from Afghanistan by the 20th
anniversary of the world
trade centre attack. In what
may become one of the defin-
ing speeches of his presiden-
cy, he dwelt on the rationale
to “end the forever war”. The
situation is quite the oppo-
site, and the Taliban is still
keeping its roots very strong
inside there and in a position
to return hideously. Sensing
the possibilities of returning
home, America signed an
agreement with the top lead-
ership of the Taliban in Qa-
tar’s capital Doha in Febru-
ary 2020. The four-point fo-
cused agreement was - First,
ceasefire, second, withdraw-
al of troops by America.
Third, the Taliban will not
cause any harm to the US and
its allies, and fourth, the pre-
sent Afghan government and
Taliban will start talks to re-
solve issues and release war
prisoners.
Despite the signed agree-
ment, it is not very easy to
put this agreement on the
ground in the present cir-
cumstances. The differences
between the democratic lib-
eral Afghan government and
the powerful and influential
radical leaders, who have lit-
tle faith in democracy, will
lead Afghanistan into an ex-
tremist and orthodox Tali-
ban grip. Today’s Taliban led
by senior radical leaders like
Maulvi Hibatullah Akhun-
dzada, Mullah Abdul Ghani
Baradar, Mullah Obaidullah
Akhund, Wakil Ahmed Mut-
tawakil, Qayyum Zakir and
Abdul Razzaq, and It is hard
to believe that they have
fought for the last eighteen
years only for the position,
where they remain subservi-
ent or subordinates to an Af-
ghan government headed by
a moderate and liberal figure
like President Ashraf Ghani.
Undoubtedly
, after America’s
return home, the first task of
the Taliban will be to gain the
powers of Kabul. The Tali-
ban of today is definitely dif-
ferent from the Taliban of
1990, which played a part in
the blowing up of the World
Trade Center and the events
like the Kandahar hijacking.
However, even with its slight-
ly modified ideology, intoler-
ance towards other religions,
religious fanaticism towards
women, and an orthodox ap-
proach towards education
and religious extremism will
remain the same. Returning
to power, the Taliban will ap-
pear to be less likely to live
up to its promise of not al-
lowing human rights abuses
and religious terrorism from
its soil to other countries. US
military agencies and their
top leadership had already
predicted the regeneration
of Al Qaeda and Taliban in
Afghanistan within two
years of troop withdrawal.
Thus, the execution of the
agreement seems to be prov-
ing a significant setback for
India too. This agreement
between the US and the Tali-
ban has put India’s Afghani-
stan policy at a crossroads.
While the US is promoting it
as a kind of peace agreement
and thus, India and other na-
tions cannot
Even object to it formally,
the Taliban’s harsh attitude
towards those nations and
fear of Taliban support ter-
rorist activities against them
is chilling down the spine.
That is why, It is undeniable,
No one in the region is happy
with this deal except the Tal-
iban and its supporters, the
Pakistani military
. It is worth
noting that Iran and China
have also given mixed reac-
tions to this agreement with
apprehension. India has con-
sistently recommended that
a legitimately elected govern-
ment in Kabul should be the
cornerstone of any peace
plan, while Pakistan’s mili-
tary and government aspire
to re- establish Taliban
friendly Taliban rule.
IndiaissupportingAfghan-
istan continuously since 2001
on the issue of democracy
, hu-
man rights, assuring the fu-
ture and development plans
by putting colossal money
and resources in the region,
including landmark projects
such as the construction of
the new Afghan Parliament
building and the Salma Dam.
India is always interested in a
sovereign, democratic, inclu-
sive, stable and prosperous
Afghanistan, which is also
crucial for maintaining peace
in South Asia. However, the
Taliban’s previous stance of
the pro-Pakistan army and its
policy to support the Kash-
miri militants will adversely
affect Indo-Afghan relations.
More threatening, The three
key players in Afghanistan’s
neighbourhood that have the
upper hand in influencing the
political and security con-
cerns in a post- withdrawal
state will be Pakistan, Iran,
and Turkey
, definitely
, a more
significantchallengeforIndo-
Afghan relations. Leaving the
reconciliation process pri-
marily to an unstable admin-
istration in Kabul will do lit-
tle for India’s long-term inter-
ests in Afghanistan. In gen-
eral, it can be said that India’s
aim should be to continue to
have the ability to be repre-
sented in Afghanistan for a
long time to come. Indian gov-
ernment should immediately
consider appointing a special
envoy dedicated to Afghan
reconciliation.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
T
India is supporting
Afghanistan continuously
since 2001 on the issue of
democracy, human rights,
assuring the future and
development plans by
putting colossal money and
resources in the region,
including landmark projects
such as the construction of
the new Afghan Parliament
building and the Salma
Dam. India is always
interested in a sovereign,
democratic, inclusive, stable
and prosperous
Afghanistan, which is also
crucial for maintaining
peace in South Asia
India has consistently
recommended that a
legitimately elected
government in Kabul
should be the cornerstone
of any peace plan, while
Pakistan’s military and
government aspire to re-
establish Taliban friendly
Taliban rule
Promoted by First India
News International Pvt. Ltd.
TALIBAN
THREAT
AZAD SINGH RATHORE
The writer is Defence Foreign policy analyst
THE

To Receive Free Newspaper
PDF Daily
Whatsapp:
http://bit.ly/whatsappjpr
Telegram:
https://t.me/firstindiajaipur
Click the above link☝ subscribe us on your
preferred platform.

INDIA
05
New Delhi: Leaders of
10 opposition parties in-
cluding Congress chief
Sonia Gandhi Tuesday
wrote to President Ram
Nath Kovind expressing
“outrage” at the death
of Father Stan Swamy
“under custody”, and
seeking his interven-
tion in holding account-
able those responsible
for “foisting false cases”
on the activist, his con-
tinued detention and
“inhuman treatment”.
The signatories also
include NCP chief
Sharad Pawar, former
prime minister and JDS
leader H D Deve Gowda
andNationalConference
leader Farooq Abdullah.
West Bengal Chief Min-
ister Mamata Banerjee
(TMC), Tamil Nadu CM
MK Stalin (DMK) and
his Jharkhand counter-
part Hemant Soren
(JMM) have also signed
the letter, besides D Raja
(CPI), Sitaram Yechury
(CPI-M) and Tejashwi
Yadav (RJD).
The 84-year-old
priest-activist Stan
Swamy, arrested in the
Elgar Parishad case,
died in Mumbai-based
hospital the middle of
his fight for bail on
health grounds. —PTI
Sonia, other oppn leaders write to Prez
STAN SWAMY’S DEATH
NEWS DIGEST
PM NARENDRA MODI WISHES DALAI
LAMA ON 86TH BIRTHDAY
New Delhi: Amid tensions
on India’s border with China,
Prime Minister Narendra Modi
on Tuesday, July 6, called the
Dalai Lama on his birthday,
publicly wishing him a long
and healthy life, for the first
time since 2014. The 14th Dalai
Lama, Tenzin Gyatso, turned
86 this year. PM Modi said in
a tweet, “Spoke on phone to His Holiness the Dalai
Lama to convey greetings on his 86th birthday.”
MISSING RUSSIAN PASSENGER
PLANE CRASHES INTO SEA
Moscow: A passenger plane
that went missing in Russia’s
Kamchatka region with over 25
people on board crashed into
the sea on Tuesday, local me-
dia. The plane, Antonov An-26
twin-engined turboprop, was
flying from the Petropavlovsk-
Kamchatsky to the village of
Palana, in Kamchatka’s north,
when it missed a scheduled communication and
disappeared from radar.
‘TWEETING AGAINST RAGA ONLY
CRITERION FOR CABINET BERTHS’
DALAI LAMA IS KEY TO RESOLVING
SINO-TIBETAN CONFLICT: TSERING
New Delhi: Amid reports
of a reshuffle in the Union
Cabinet, Congress spokes-
person Pawan Khera on
Tuesday said, “Ability to
tweet against Rahul Gandhi
is the only eligibility criteri-
on for anyone to get a berth
in the Union Cabinet. Noth-
ing else matters. It does
not matter what they are doing for their country,
for their government, or even their mandate.”
New Delhi: The Chinese
government should
recognise that the Dalai
Lama is the key to
resolving the Sino-Tibetan
conflict and should invite
him to “Tibet and China
on pilgrimage without
any precondition”, the
president of the Tibetan
government-in-exile, Penpa Tsering, said on
Tuesday. to mark the birthday of Dalai Lama.
Farmers to protest
outside Parl on July 22
New Delhi: Farmers
protesting three agri-
cultural laws say they
would begin demon-
strating outside Parlia-
ment on July 22, part of
a new push to force the
government to scrap a
set of legislation enact-
ed last year. Farm un-
ions have been holding
long meetings to work
out logistics and final-
ise strategies to inten-
sify their agitation and
coordinate movement
of farmers from vari-
ous states.
According to a plan
announced by the
Samyukt Kisan Mor-
cha, a platform of farm
unions spearheading
the protests since No-
vember last year
against the three laws,
nearly 200 farmers will
protest outside Parlia-
ment every day during
the monsoon session.
The Samyukt Kisan
Morcha also said like-
minded groups would
also hold countrywide
protests against rising
fuel prices on July 8.
Parliament is set to
convene on July 19 for
its upcoming monsoon
session. Farm unions
say they would urge op-
position to raise the is-
sue of the three farm
laws. —ANI
SC REFUSES TO HEAR PLEA SEEKING WOMAN’S RELEASE
FROM PARENTS’ CUSTODY, REFERS TO CASE OF BRITNEY
PUNE JUDGE ‘PRETENDED’ TO BE SPL JUDGE, DENIED BAIL
WITHOUT POWER: ELGAR CASE ACCUSED SUDHA TO HC
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to entertain a
plea filed by a Kerala-based spiritual practitioner seeking the release
of his 21-year-old live-in partner from the custody of her parents.
The bench headed by Chief Justice NV Ramana also referred to the
case of pop singer Britney Spears in the US court while hearing
the plea. The SC said that the petitioner is a married man with two
children and has dubious antecedents, the Bar and Bench reported.
The man had claimed that her live-in partner was illegally detained.
Pune: Activist Sudha Bharadwaj, an accused in the Elgar Parishad-
Maoists links case, told the Bombay HC through her lawyer that the
judge who remanded her to custody following her arrest in 2018
had “pretended” to be a designated special judge and orders issued
by him were responsible for a longer stay in jail. Senior counsel Yug
Chaudhry, who appeared for Bharadwaj, told the high court that KD
Vadane, an additional sessions judge in Pune, had remanded her
and eight other activists to custody in 2018.
SC QUOTES SHERLOCK
HOLMES IN A CASE
DELHI RIOTS: HC GIVES
TWO WEEKS TO POLICE
TREAT DISPUTED QUESTION
OF FMGE DELETED: HC
BOOKED IN RAPE CASE,
MLA IN UK MOVES HC
New Delhi: “You see, but you do not
observe,” the Supreme Court said quot-
ing Sherlock Holmes as it dismissed an
appeal against the conviction and life
term awarded to a man in a murder case.
A Bench of Justices R F Nariman, K M
Joseph and B R Gavai said in its order
passed on Monday, “We find no ground
to interfere with the impugned order
passed by the High Court. The Special
Leave Petition is dismissed”.
High Court on Tuesday
allowed Delhi Police
two more weeks’ to
undertake a “compre-
hensive inquiry” into
the leakage of content
of charge sheet and
supplementary charge sheet filed in case
related to communal violence in north-
east Delhi last year.
High Court has directed
the National Board of
Examinations to treat
the disputed question
of the Foreign Medical
Graduate Examination
(FMGE), December
2020) as deleted and to award one extra
mark to those candidates who were as-
sessed as having answered it incorrectly.
New Delhi: The BJP
MLA from Jwalapur,
Suresh Rathore,
against whom an FIR
was lodged recently for
the alleged rape of a
party worker, has filed
a petition in the Ut-
tarakhand High Court seeking protection
from arrest. The petition was filed in the
high court on Monday.
IN THE COURTYARD
Will accept whatever PM Modi decides:
Nitish Kumar on JDU in Union Cabinet
New Delhi: Hours after
expressing willingness
to get four berths in the
Narendra Modi govern-
ment, Nitish Kumar
said, “I have no knowl-
edge about any formula
but our party’s national
president has the au-
thorization for this. He
is the authorised per-
son. Whatever has to be
done through discus-
sions, it will be done ac-
cordingly
.”
“Jo hua so hua (what
happened has hap-
pened)” the Chief Min-
ister said in the context
of his 2019 statement
that the issue is closed.
“Now whatever the
respected Prime Minis-
ter decides we will ac-
cept,” he said, adding
that senior leader of his
Janata Dal (United),
who is in Delhi, is au-
thorised to finalise eve-
rything with BJP. The
party wants two Cabi-
netandMoSrankberth.
CHIRAG PASWAN
SAYS HE MAY GO
TO COURT
Patna: Chirag Paswan
said on Tuesday that
he might go to court if
any rebel Lok Janshakti
Party (LJP) MP includ-
ing his estranged uncle
Pashupati Kumar Paras
was included in a Union
cabinet expansion,
widely expected to take
place soon. The Jamui
MP insisted that he was
the legitimate president
of LJP and he had not
been consulted for
induction of any party
member into the Union
cabinet as is required
under the coalition
norms. “If any of them
gets in the cabinet, I may
take legal recourse,” he
said in Patna.
I have no knowledge about the party’s
formula (for Cabinet rejig), but our na-
tional president (RCP Singh) has the
authorization to make decisions. I don’t think
we won’t be included in the cabinet. But I am
not aware of the number of berths. There is no
demand from our side, whatever the PM says
will be done accordingly.
—Nitish Kumar, Bihar CM told the media
CONG’S‘TRINITY’HOPESTOWARD
OFFPARTYPRESIDENCYWOES!
Mahesh Sharma
New Delhi: The Con-
gress party, over the
past two years, has re-
defined the term ‘inter-
im’. While it was be-
lieved that its former
national president Ra-
hul Gandhi will budge
from his stand of not
holding the party su-
premo position, and
take on the mantle yet
again, however, Rahul’s
insistence at continu-
ing as the ‘lone crusad-
er’ continues and as a
result, the party ‘matri-
arch’ Sonia Gandhi has
lingered on.
But it appears that a
change is in the offing
as the party’s ‘Trini-
ty’—Sonia, Rahul and
Priyanka—and other
senior leaders are now
gradually inching to-
wards a common under-
standing and a ‘three
way’ solution of party’s
‘leadership conun-
drum’ is being floated.
Highly placed sources
reveal that owing to the
insistence and rigid
stance of Rahul, the
party’s reins may fall in
the hands of a non-Gan-
dhi family leader. Going
forward, the party lead-
ership is keeping all op-
tionsathandfora‘worst
case scenario’ where
Rahulagaindeniescom-
ing at helm of affairs.
Interestingly, among
the probables is former
Madhya Pradesh CM
Kamal Nath who has
rapidly gained trust of
Sonia and come up as
the replacement for late
Ahmed Patel. If this for-
mulaisgivenagoahead,
then Rahul could be
named as the Leader of
Opposition in Lok Sab-
ha and Adhir Ranjan
Choudhary, the current
LoP, could be removed.
The decision in this re-
gard can be taken even
before Monsoon Session
starting from July 19.
The second thought
revolves around nam-
ing Sonia as the full
time President since
senior leadership still
believes that it is only
Sonia that can keep the
‘crumbling’ party to-
gether to project a unit-
ed face. It is believed
that Priyanka is also of
the same opinion.
Hence if Sonia accepts
the position of full time
party president, she
may form a four mem-
ber core committee to
govern the affairs of
the party where Kamal
Nath could be appoint-
ed her political advisor.
The third, and most
anticipated, formula be-
ing floated revolves
around making Rahul
thepartypresident,even
if it means pressurising
him. Rahul is standing
firm on his earlier call
that either he will work
with complete ‘inde-
pendence’inthepartyor
not at all. But if Rahul is
somehow pushed on the
pedestal,hewillformhis
ownteam,comprisingof
loyalists, with mother
Sonia and sister Priyan-
ka advising on impor-
tant affairs.
Sonia Gandhi Rahul Gandhi Priyanka Gandhi
New Delhi: The Indian
Embassy in Afghani-
stan on Tuesday de-
scribed as “incorrect”
reports saying India is
shutting down its diplo-
matic missions in the
country in view of esca-
lating violence.
In a Twitter post, em-
bassy said it is closely
monitoring evolving se-
curity situation, par-
ticularly around the cit-
ies of Kandahar and
Mazar. “Media reports
on #India closing its
Embassy Consulates
in AF are incorrect. @
IndianEmbKabul, Con-
sulates in Kandahar
Mazar are open, func-
tioning. We DO HOW-
EVER continue to close-
ly monitor evolving se-
curity situation particu-
larly around Kandahar
Mazar cities,” it said.
The embassy last
week asked all Indians
visiting, staying and
working in Afghanistan
to exercise utmost cau-
tion with regard to their
security and avoid all
types of non-essential
travel in view of a rising
number of incidents of
violence in various
parts of the country
.
Embassy said securi-
ty situation in Afghani-
stan remains “danger-
ous. —PTI
MEA: India not closing
missions in Afghanistan
WB Assembly move may help
Didi keep her job, sans polls
Kolkata: Bengal will
soon have an upper
house—the Legislative
Council—a resolution
for which was passed by
state assembly on Tues-
day amid BJP opposi-
tion. Of 265 MLAs pre-
sent, 196 voted for a Vid-
han Parishad, which
Opposition claimed has
no legal status and is be-
ing created to help CM
Mamata Banerjee be-
come a member of As-
sembly in absence of a
by-election.
State’s Vidhan Pari-
shad was scrapped by
earlier Left Front govt
in 1969. TMC’s plan to
revive it, which was
part of the party’s pre-
election promises, how-
ever, is likely to run into
rough weather in Delhi.
Upper house in As-
sembly can be formed
only with Union Cabi-
net nod as proposal goes
to Union Home Minis-
try. In case it is shot
down, it will mean trou-
ble for Mamata, who
lost the election and is
not an elected MLA.
Mamata Banerjee
New IT portal
‘failed’ to attain
objective: Shashi
New Delhi: Senior
Congress leader Shashi
Tharoor on Tuesday at-
tacked the Centre over
the glitches in the new
Income Tax portal, al-
leging that even after
spending Rs 4,200 crore
on it, the government
had ‘failed’ to make it
user-friendly and cre-
ated a ‘mess’ instead.
Tharoor said char-
tered accountants in
the unit have informed
him that the change of
Income Tax Portal has
been disastrous, with
glitches including long-
er than usual logging
time. —ANI
New Delhi: India on Tuesday rejected mounting
international criticism over the death of rights
activist Father Stan Swamy, and said the due
process of law was followed in his case and
that the authorities act against violations of law
and do not restrain legitimate exercise of rights.
Asserting that India remains committed to the
promotion and protection of human rights of all
its citizens, the MEA said the country’s demo-
cratic polity is complemented by an independent
judiciary and a range of national and state-level
human rights commissions. —PTI
DETENTION WAS AS PER “DUE
PROCESS UNDER LAW: INDIA
Stan Swamy

INDIA
06
Maken takes...
Ajay Maken arrived at
PCC in Jaipur to as-
suage the feelings of
various factions within
the party’s state unit.
Makenmetleadersfrom
both Gehlot and Pilot
factions on Tuesday
even though the party
had claimed that the
purpose of his visit was
to discuss outreach pro-
grammes and protests
against the hike in fuel
prices.
Asked about whether
the Cabinet in Ra-
jasthan will be expand-
ed in July itself, Maken
remained non-commit-
tal. He told reporters,
“These things take time.
You people do not ques-
tion the BJP, why there
is talk going on of Cabi-
net expansion in the
BJP after so much time
of being in govern-
ment?”
Gubernatorial
shuffle...
of the southern state
since 2014. Among the
other appointments are
BJP leaders Hari Babu
Kambhampati (Mizo-
ram), Mangubhai
Chaganbhai Patel (Mad-
hya Pradesh) and Rajen-
dran Vishwanath Arle-
kar (Himachal
Pradesh).
Among the reshuffles
undertaken by the gov-
ernment, Satyadev
Narayan Arya, Gover-
nor of Haryana is trans-
ferred and appointed as
Governor of Tripura,
the statement said.
Tripura Governor
Ramesh Bais has been
transferred and ap-
pointed as Governor of
Jharkhand. —PTI
Outcome
pre-planned...
the recent amendments
and orders including
those making every per-
son a suspect and deep-
ening the divide be-
tween the two regions,”
Party General Secre-
tary Ghulam Nabi Lone
Hanjura wrote in a let-
ter to the CEO JK.
GST collection...
and July 5 as the gov-
ernment gave various
relief measures such as
reduction in interest on
delayed return filing be-
cause of the second
wave,aministryspokes-
person said.
The month of May
saw a sharp decline in
as the electronic way (e-
way) bill generation
saw about 32% drop at
39.9 million compared
to 58.8 million in the
preceding month. The
second wave hit both
April and May months
severely leading to lock-
downs in several busi-
ness centres across the
country
.
Appoint RGO...
only an interim RGO
was appointed by Twit-
ter and a wrong impres-
sion was given to the
court on May 31 as it
was not informed that
the appointment was on
interim basis.
“If he went away on
June 21, the least Twit-
ter could do was to ap-
point another officer in
these 15 days since you
knew that this matter
was coming up for hear-
ing on July 6. We are
concerned with the is-
sue of compliance. How
long does your process
take? If Twitter thinks
it can take as long as it
wants in my country, I
will not allow that, the
judge said. —PTI
Feeling Bad...
bench of SC observed
and dismissed the batch
of petitions seeking its
direction to conduct the
RathYatra,acrossmany
cities in Odisha, and not
only in Puri. “I am also
feeling bad, but I can’t
help you. Sorry
. —ANI
FROM PG 1
LESS ACTIVE CASES, BUT HIGH
POSITIVITY RATE, SAYS GOVT
New Delhi: Holding
a press briefing, Lav
Agarwal, Joint Sec-
retary of Ministry of
Health Family Wel-
fare, on Tuesday said
there are less than 5
lakh active cases in
the country now but
the positivity rate is
still high in some
places. “In states like
Maharashtra, Tamil
Nadu, Odisha,
Andhra Pradesh,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Tripura, Meghalaya,
Sikkim, the positivi-
ty rate is more than
10%. The second
wave is still existent
in a limited way, in
some areas,” he said.
India recorded
34,703 new cases in
the 24 hours ending 8
am Tuesday, taking
the country’s total in-
fections to over 3.06
crore. This is the low-
est spike of daily
cases in 111 days. Ac-
tive cases declined to
4.64 lakh while recov-
ery rate rose to
97.17%. Among the
fresh cases, 79 were
in Delhi, 453 in Mum-
bai, 715 in Bengalu-
ru, 209 in Chennai.
7 MEMBERS OF
ENGLAND CRICKET
TEAM TEST +VE
New Delhi: Seven members of
England cricket team have tested
positive for Covid, 48 hours after
the conclusion of their ODI series
against Sri Lanka, England
Wales Cricket Board said on Tues-
day. With English team forced into
isolation the Indian team, which is
in the UK for a five-Test series, is
continuing its 20-day break.
New Delhi: Expressing con-
fidence over
India’s economic
recovery amid
the pandemic,
External Affairs
minister S
Jaishankar on
Tuesday said that the country is
exiting a second Covid-wave and
will witness a strong economic
recovery. He was addressing the
inaugural session of the first edi-
tion of the Indo Pacific Business
Summit.
INDIA WILL SEE
STRONG ECONOMIC
RECOVERY: MEA
VINEET GARG EMPANELLED AS
ADDITIONAL SECRETARY IN GOI
He is a 1991 batch IAS officer of Haryana cadre.
DHEERAJ GUPTA EMPANELLED AS
ADDITIONAL SECRETARY IN GOI
He is a 1993 batch IAS officer of JK cadre.
G MATHI VATHANAN EMPANELLED
AS ADDITIONAL SECRETARY IN GOI
He is a 1994 batch IAS officer of Orissa cadre.
SHANTAMANU EMPANELLED FOR ADD’L
SECY EQUIVALENT POSTS IN GOI
He is a 1991 batch IAS officer of JK cadre.
SANJAY RASTOGI EMPANELLED FOR
ADD’L SECY EQUIVALENT POSTS IN GOI
He is a 1991 batch IAS officer of Orissa cadre.
RANBIR SINGH EMPANELLED FOR
He is a 1991 batch IAS officer of UT cadre.
CHANCHAL KUMAR EMPANELLED FOR
He is a 1992 batch IAS officer of Bihar cadre.
KUMAR ANUGREH P SINHA
EMPANELLED FOR ADD’L SECY
EQUIVALENT POSTS IN GOI
He is a 1992 batch IAS officer of Punjab cadre.
ANAND BARDHAN EMPANELLED FOR
He is a 1992 batch IAS officer of U’khand cadre.
POWERGallery
By arrangement with: http://
whispersinthecorridors.com
CRUCIAL READ
TMC LEADER MUKUL ROY’S WIFE
KRISHNA ROY PASSES AWAY
POLICE USE TEAR GAS, WATER
CANNONS ON SCHOOL TEACHERS
DCW CHIEF SWATI MALIWAL GETS
ANOTHER THREE-YEAR TERM
OVER 15K MPSC-RELATED VACANCIES
WILL BE FILLED AT EARLIEST: PAWAR
Kolkata: TMC leader Mukul Roy’s wife Krishna Roy
passed away in a Chennai hospital on Tuesday after
suffering from post-Covid ailments for almost two
months. Krishna Roy was suffering from post-Covid
issues for since long. She had been admitted to a
private hospital at EM Bypass in Calcutta on May 11,
before being shifted to a hospital in Chennai.
Chandigarh: Police on Tuesday lobbed teargas shells
and used water cannons to disperse schoolteachers
as they tried to force their way through barricades put
up on the Chandigarh-Mohali border in a bid to reach
Punjab CM Amarinder Singh’s official residence. De-
manding that their services be regularised, temporary
teachers have been protesting for past several days.
New Delhi: The Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal approved
another term for Delhi Commission For Women (DCW)
chief Swati Maliwal team for doing “excellent work”.
The panel’s term is for 3 years will be Maliwal’s 3rd
stint, as per a DCW NSE 2.13 % official. This is the 2nd
time she has been granted extension. In 2018, she was
granted extension before her term was about to end.
New Delhi: More than 15K posts related to the Ma-
harashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) will be
filled at the earliest, Deputy CM Ajit Pawar told Legisla-
tive Council on Tuesday. The remaining appointment
of members on MPSC panel will be done by July 31,
he said, adding state government is also mulling to in-
crease the number of members on the panel from 6 to
11 or 13 so that the process of interviews is expedited.
DelhiCMKejriwallaunchesschemeto
providerelieftofamilieswholostkin
CM Arvind Kejriwal on
Tuesday launched the
Mukhyamantri Cov-
id-19 Pariwar Aarthik
Sahayata Yojana for fi-
nancial assistance to
the families of those
who died of Covid-19.
Under the scheme, the
government will offer a
one-time compensation
of `50,000 to their kin.
Monthly `2,500 will be
given to families who
have lost their earning
members. Children,
who have lost their par-
ents will be provided a
monthly allowance of
`2,500 till they turn 25.
These benefits will be
in addition to the ongo-
ing social welfare
scheme of the Delhi
government such as
old-age widow pen-
sions. Kejriwal urged
officials to be empathet-
ic towards the families
during their visits to
check the eligibility of
the applicants for the
scheme. He stressed
that the families, at no
point, should feel har-
assed during the entire
process it will be the
responsibility of the of-
ficers to get all the for-
malities completed.
Comply with
Covid apt
behaviour,
virus still here
New Delhi: Pointing
to the flouting of rules
by people who are trav-
elling to hill stations
after easing of restric-
tions in Himachal
Pradesh, Lav Agarwal,
Joint Secretary, Union
Health Ministry, urged
the people to ‘help the
government in helping
them’ in battling the
virus by complying
with COVID appropri-
ate behaviour.
“There is a term
called ‘revenge travel’.
After the opening of
restrictions, some peo-
ple are thinking that
the virus has gone, but
the virus is still with
us. It’s important to fol-
low Covid appropriate
behaviour, otherwise, a
single mistake will
give a chance to the vi-
rus,” said Joint Secre-
tary, Union Health
Ministry.
Union Health Minis-
try on Tuesday wrote to
the Himachal Pradesh
government over ram-
pant flouting of COVID
appropriate behaviour
in Shimla and Manali,
said sources. —ANI
COVID-19 VAX COVERAGE
EXCEEDS 35.75 CRORE MARK
New Delhi: India’s
cumulative COVID-19
vaccination coverage
exceeded 35.75 crores,
as per the provisional
report, informed Minis-
try of Health and Family
Welfare on Tuesday. Of
the total 35,75,53,612
vaccinated, 1,02,33,029
are healthcare work-
ers who have received
their first dose, and
73,30,716 are those
who have got their sec-
ond dose. 1,76,03,102
frontline workers have
also been given the first
dose of a vaccine.
Delhi reports 79
new COVID-19
cases in last 24 hrs
New Delhi: Delhi re-
ported 79 new COVID-19
cases and four deaths
in the last 24 hours.
The national capital has
recorded less than 100
cases of COVID-19 for
the sixth consecutive
day. The positivity rate of
Delhi stands at 0.11 per
cent, according to the
Delhi Health Bulletin. It
further added that there
are 833 active cases of
COVID-19 in the city.
As per bulletin, the total
count of cases has gone
up to 14,34,687. As many
as 154 people recovered
from the disease in the last
24 hours. The recovery
tally of the national capital
stands at 14,08,853.
RECENT EVIDENCE POINTS TO NATURAL ORIGIN
OF COVID-19, SCIENTISTS WRITE IN LANCET
New Delhi: There is
no scientifically vali-
dated evidence to sup-
port the theory that
the coronavirus
leaked from a labora-
tory in China, and
more recent, peer-re-
viewed studies strong-
ly suggest that the vi-
rus evolved in nature,
a group of scientists
wrote in The Lancet
journal.
Home Secy chairs review
meeting on J-K security
New Delhi: A meeting
to review the security
situation in Jammu
and Kashmir is under-
way under the chair-
manship of Union
Home Secretary Ajay
Bhalla at the Ministry
of Home Affairs (MHA)
in Delhi.
The meeting is being
attended by Jammu
and Kashmir DGP Dil-
bag Singh, ADG Jam-
mu Mukesh Singh and
IB Chief Arvind Ku-
mar. This comes after
two low-intensity ex-
plosions were reported
on May 27 in the techni-
cal area of Jammu Air
Force Station.
The explosion that
occurred inside the
premises of the Air
Force Station, Satwari
campus, Jammu on
June 27 and a subse-
quent blast, after about
six minutes, carried
out by drones in a well-
planned conspiracy
that led to the injury to
two Air Force person-
nel and damaged the
office buildings.
The investigation
into the Jammu Air
Force station attack
case has revealed that
drones used in carrying
out the blast carried ap-
proximately 1.5 kilo-
grams of RDX, accord-
ing to sources.
The sources also said
that either Lashkar-e-
Taiba (LeT) or The Re-
sistance Front (TRF)
could be behind the
drone attack.
NC, Cong urge delimitation
panel to do exercise fairly
Srinagar: Political
parties in Kashmir on
Tuesday urged the vis-
iting Delimitation
Commission to allay
apprehensions of the
people over the exer-
cise by conducting it in
a free, fair and trans-
parent manner.
Commission led by
Justice (retd) Ranjana
Prakash Desai arrived
on Tuesday on a four-
day visit to JK to inter-
act with leaders of po-
litical parties and offi-
cials to gather “first
hand” inputs on the
conduct of the mega ex-
ercise to carve out new
constituencies in UT.
Several parties, in-
cluding NC, People’s
Conference (PC), Con-
gress and the CPI(M),
submitted separate
memoranda to the visit-
ing delegation.
The PDP led by for-
mer chief minister Me-
hbooba Mufti and Awa-
mi National Conference
(ANC) decided not to be
part of the exercise
with the PDP saying
that there was a percep-
tion that the outcome of
the process was pre-
planned. —PTI
JAMMU AIR BASE
ATTACK IMPACT

NEWS
07
First India Bureau
Kota: UDH minister
Shanti Dhariwal on
Tuesday targeted the
Rashtriya Swayamse-
vak Sangh over the BVG
controversy saying that
not one but many are
involved in this case
and in the investigation
of ACB, big disclosures
and many new names
may come out. He said
that the name of an of-
fice-bearer of the Sangh
has also cropped up in
the open. “I was saying
earlier also that this
matter will go a long
way,” he said.
Dhariwal, who was
on a visit to Kota, made
serious allegations of
discrimination against
the central government
in providing consign-
ments of corona vac-
cines.
Interacting with peo-
ple in a public hearing
at his residence in Kota,
Dhariwal distributed
cheques of Rs. 1 lakh
each to the dependents
of 70 persons who died
due to corona infection.
Approximately 500
cases were received in
the public hearing and
he discussed each case.
The minister also
launched a book on sea-
side tourism in India.
More may be named in BVG case: Dhariwal
RSS CONTROVERSY
lll
UDH minister
said he has said
earlier also that
big disclosures
and many new
names may
come out in
investigation by
the ACB in the
BVG matter
First India Bureau
Bikaner: The police
lathi-charged a woman
sarpanch Geeta Kumar
and her supporters, who
were sitting on a dharna
to protect gochar land
(grazing land) at Gajner.
Kumar and many villag-
ers got injured.
Inresponse,thevillagers
too pelted stones damag-
ingtheglassof thepolice
car. As the matter heated
up,theentireareaturned
into a cantonment. Kum-
harhasbeendemonstrat-
ing for the last 200 days.
On Tuesday
, the market
of Gajnerwaskeptclosed
over the matter.
After talks between Sar-
panch and Tehsildar
failed on Monday
, a large
number of protesters
gathered on Tuesday
when police tried to re-
move them leading to
scuffle.
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: Tiger T-65
was found dead in a
waterhole at Ranth-
ambore on Tuesday.
Although the post-
mortem report has
not come yet, prima
facie death is being
told due to cardiac
arrest or snake bite.
The deceased tiger is
said to be 10 years
old. T-65 was first cub
of tigress T-19 Krish-
na and was born in
the year 2011. This is
third death of a tiger
in three months. Peo-
ple for Animals state
convenor Babu Lal
Jaju demanded judi-
cial inquiry
.
First India Bureau
Dausa: Kotwali police
found an illegal country
made pistol and one re-
volver with one car-
tridge in the car of
Lokesh Meena, an assis-
tant engineer of a pan-
chayat samiti in Dausa
on Tuesday
. Expressing
ignorance about the
weapons, Meena said
that he has a dispute
with his father-in-law
and suspected it could
be a mischievous act of
someone.
A case under the
arms act has been regis-
tered and the matter is
being investigated to
know the source of the
weapons.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: There is com-
plete silence in mandis
due to the 2-day strike
against the stock limit
imposed on pulses. Ra-
jasthan Foods Trade As-
sociation decided to go
on strike from Tuesday
at all 247 mandis of the
state. Union President
Babulal Gupta told the
decision of stock limit
is wrong. The business
was also shut in the Ra-
jdhani Krishi Mandi
Kukar Kheda located on
Sikar Road. Mandi
President Ramcharan
Natani said that farm-
ers, traders, and con-
sumers will be affected
by the stock limit on
pulses. The arrival and
business of grams in
the mandis will be af-
fected, he added.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A 1991 batch
Rajasthan cadre IAS of-
ficer Sudhansh Pant,
posted as ACS PHED,
has been empanelled to
post of Additional Sec-
retary or equivalent
level in the Centre. The
DoPT released list of 15
IAS for empanelment in
which Pant’s name is in
second place and he is
the only officer from
Rajasthan cadre named
in the list. Pant, who
served in the Centre
earlier also, is likely to
shift to the Centre again
as soon a suitable post
is vacant in the Centre
and the state govern-
ment relieves him.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief Secre-
tary Niranjan Arya on
Tuesday directed all the
divisional commission-
ers and district collec-
tors to disburse the pay-
ment of assistance
amount to the children
who have lost their par-
ents due to corona by
July 15.
Reviewing various
schemes with the divi-
sional commissioners,
district collectors, SPs
and other district level
officers through video
conferencing, Arya di-
rected them to issue as-
sistance amount to the
beneficiaries of the
CM’s Corona Sahayata
Yojana. He said that no
eligible person should
be left out.
Arya also inquired
about action being tak-
en to stop illegal mining
and sought suggestions
from the district collec-
tors and SPs for effec-
tive control and direct-
ed to hold task force
meetings regularly
.
First India Bureau
Alwar: The dispute be-
tween Behror MLA
Baljeet Yadav and SDM
Santosh Kumar Meena
has escalated further
on Tuesaday as SDM
Meena has complained
in writing to Alwar
Collector Nannumal
Pahadia that the MLA
has crossed the limits
of misbehaviour with
him.
“First he accused me
of being drunk. After
that, I was kept hostage
in my office. Not only
this, they were also
threatening to harm me
and my family after
coming in a rage,” he
mentioned in the letter.
The SDM wrote that
Yadav reached his of-
fice on Monday when he
had gone to Khohari vil-
lage for official work.
When he came back,
MLA was standing in
his office with a crowd ,
got his mask removed
and accused him of
drinking alcohol. Mee-
na said such allegations
have tarnished his im-
age. RAS association
also gave a representa-
tion to CM Ashok Ge-
hlot demanding action
in the matter.
Sarpanch,villagers injured as
police lathi-charge protestors
TIGERDIESINR’BORE...
CAUSE A MYSTERY!
BORN IN 2011, T-65 WAS FIRST CUB OF TIGRESS T-19 ‘KRISHNA’
`20,000 P/KG
MILK FOR
PANTHER CUB
@ NAHARGARH
On June 24, a
10-day-old
panther cub suddenly
got separated from
the mother in Raisar
range of Jamwaram-
garh and was shifted
to the Nahargarh
Rescue Centre.
Named Shiva, the cub
is being given US-
made Petlac Kitten
Milk worth Rs 20,000
per kg is being fed to
him every two hours.
Along with this,
multivitamins and
medicines are being
given. Senior Veteri-
nary Officer Dr Arvind
Mathur placed him in
Neo Natal Care and
is taking care of him.
His weight has also
increased from 500
grams to 1 kg.
Assembly Speaker Dr CP Joshi paid tributes to Raiya Meena, ex-
MLA of Aspur assembly constituency in Dungarpur on Tuesday.
MLA Baljeet Yadav SDM Santosh K Meena during the face-off.
The weapons recovered from the car of the AEN in Dausa.
A deserted view of Kukar Kheda Krishi mandi, Jaipur on Tuesday.
Niranjan Arya, Dr. Subodh Agarwal and others in the meeting.
Shanti Dhariwal during the public hearing in Kota on Tuesday.
Police and villagers clash during a protest in Gajner on Tuesday.
SDM writes to DC over
MLA’s behaviour, RAS
association also fumes
NEWS DIGEST
JDA REMOVES SQUATTERS FROM TWO
ILLEGAL COLONIES AT KALWAR ROAD
CONSTABLES, MIDDLEMAN ARRESTED
IN GRAFT CASES IN TONK, BANSWARA
VDO WHO LOST WIFE TO CORONA 2
MONTHS AGO, KILLED IN ROAD ACCIDENT
Jaipur: The JDA’s enforcement squad took two major
actions on Tuesday. It demolished two illegal colonies
settling on 13 bigha land
of a private lease land
and 40 bigha govern-
ment land, worth crores,
was vacated on Kalwar
road. Colonies settling
illegally were demolished
on Kumhariawas Road
near Vatika where about
8 bighas of private khatedari land and about 5 bighas
of land near Kharani ki Dhani in Village Vatika were
freed. The encroachments coming within road bound-
ary in Vatika were also demolished.
Tonk/Banswara: A police constable Devnarayan
posted at Baroni police station, Tonk and his middle-
man Pappu Gurjar were
arrested while taking
bribe of Rs 13,000 on
Tuesday, DG ACB BL
Soni said. Bribe was a
monthly extortion from a
tractor trolley for allow-
ing sand transportation.
In Banswara, ACB team
arrested head constable Govind of Parsola police
station for demanding Rs 4,000 bribe in a case dat-
ing back to 2019. He was called for questioning but
could not give satisfactory answer and was arrested.
Barmer: Village Development Officer Champalal
Garg, 38, was killed in a road accident on mega
highway under Sindhari police station in Barmer.
The car of Garg, coming from Gudamalani to his
village Sindhari, was hit by an unknown vehicle
on mega highway. Two months ago, his wife
Manjudevi, 33, died of corona. Garg is survived
by daughter Meenakshi, 17, two sons Vishal, 13,
and Nikhil, 7. The dead body was handed over to
the family after post-mortem on Tuesday.
Illegal pistol, revolver
found in car of an AEN
247 mandis deserted
during 2-day strike
Pant among 15
IAS empanelled
to the Centre
Disburse assistance to Corona orphaned
children by July 15: Arya directs officials
There is a small injury mark near the nose of the
tiger, but the injury was not serious enough to
cause the death, officials said. There is no trace of
the footpath or presence of any male tiger around
the tiger carcass. DFO Mahendra Sharma and the
team reached the spot and recovered the body.
The eye of the dead tiger were open. After taking
samples from the doctors who did the post-mortem,
they have been sent to IVRI Bareilly. The carcass
was cremated at Rajbagh post.
NO MARKS OF INJURY OR STRUGGLE
Samples sent to IVRI Bareilly to know cause of the death.
255 SWORDS
SEIZED FROM
A GUJARAT
BOUND BUS
The police seized
255 swords
from a private bus
at Maval post in
Sirohi. The bus was
going from Jodh-
pur to Ahmedabad.
The swords were
being carried to Gu-
jarat. The police are
questioning the bus
driver for the source
and purpose of the
swords, said police.
CONDOLENCES
Devnarayan
—PHOTO
BY
SUMAN
SARKAR

From P1
Jaipur: Meanwhile,
the meeting, that con-
tinued till late in the
night, also saw cement-
ing the understanding
between Gehlot-Pilot
camps on DCC Presi-
dents, which will be ap-
pointed in the ongoing
month. Pilot camp
members will be ap-
pointed in districts
without any controver-
sy. Moreover, the final
call for Cabinet expan-
sion will remain in CM
Gehlot’s hand and
sources reveal that few
‘renowned names’
could be dropped from
the Cabinet. Addition-
al portfolios of several
ministers would also
be changed since ‘fresh
faces’ will be included.
The trio also discussed
on a formula to give the
MLAs the ‘honour’
they have been de-
manding.
Meanwhile, late in
the night, Dotasra left
the meeting and head-
ed home after which
Gehlot and Maken
held a one- to- one dis-
cussion on various is-
sues before the party
like the issues of the
MLAs and report card
of ministers. Maken
also discussed the is-
sue of comments and
remarks passed by leg-
islators along with in-
discipline and it was
decided that such
MLAs will be given
suitable advice on par-
ty forum.
Notably, five MLAs
from Pilot camp, name-
ly Mukesh Bhakar, Ved
Prakash Solanki,
Suresh Modi, Deep-
endra Singh and GR
Khatana, have sought
time from Maken and it
is believed that they
could meet the state
incharge around 10 AM
on Wednesday.
New Delhi: Lok Sabha
Speaker Om Birla on
Tuesday, acquired in-
formation from the of-
ficials of the Ministry
of Road Transport and
Highways about the
progress of Delhi-
Mumbai Expressway.
During this, he told the
officers that there are
many problems related
to the construction of
the expressway in his
parliamentary constit-
uency. He directed offi-
cials to remove bottle-
necks in projects soon
and ensure that the ex-
pressway is completed
within the stipulated
time frame.
Talking to the offi-
cials in LS Chamber,
Birla said that the Del-
hi-Mumbai Express-
way will play an impor-
tant role in the pro-
gress of entire Hadoti
including Kota. Offi-
cials should also ex-
plore the possibilities
of connectivity of Kota
with other cities
through new projects.
Meanwhile, Birla also
talked to the officials
about the ambitious
project Chambal Ex-
pressway connecting
Kota to Gwalior. —FIB
Forgiveness is critical to
happiness, forgive yourself and
others...
—Jagdeesh Chandra, CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/010/2019-21
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The count-
down for the expansion
of the Union Cabinet
has started and BJP
leaders from Ra-
jasthan re also upbeat,
hoping to be included
in the Union Govern-
ment.
Six leaders of Ra-
jasthan are in conten-
tion to become minis-
ters at the Centre and
speculations are being
made, that perhaps one
minister from the state
could be dropped and
chance will be given to
2 new faces in the new-
ly inducted Cabinet.
At present, there are
three ministers from
Rajasthan at the Cen-
tre, out of which, Ga-
jendra Singh Shekha-
wat is a Cabinet Minis-
ter, while Arjun Megh-
wal and Kailash
Chaudhary are Minis-
ters of State (MoS).
Gajendra Singh
Shekhawat is current-
ly holding the Ministry
of Jal Shakti and could
be given another im-
portant portfolio in its
place, according to
sources.
Likely Contenders from Raj for Modi’s ‘Young Cabinet’!
Jaipur: A BJP delega-
tiononTuesday
,metGov-
ernor Kalraj Mishra,
seeking his intervention
overanFIRagainstasen-
ior RSS leader in a graft
case involving alleged
demand of Rs 20 crore
‘commission’fromafirm
engaged in door-to-door
garbage collection. The
ACB has booked RSS
leader Nimbaram in the
case, under which it had
arrested suspended
Jaipur Greater Munici-
pal Corporation Mayor
Somya Gurjar’s husband
Rajaram Gurjar and a
representative of BVG
company. The case was
lodged after a video clip
surfaced on social media,
inwhichRajaramGurjar
and company represent-
ative are allegedly seen
engaged in a conversa-
tion related to the Rs 20
crore ‘commission’ from
the firm for getting its
payment released from
the municipal body. RSS
regional pracharak Nim-
baram is also seen sitting
with them in the video.
The BJP delegation led
by Satish Poonia alleged
that the case against
Nimbaram was lodged to
‘tarnish the image of a
nationalist organisation
to divert attention from
real issues.’ —PTI
‘Fresh faces’ to find a place in Gehlot Cabinet!
Modi government ‘misuses’ central agencies
whenever elections are due in a state: Gehlot
Jaipur: Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot hit
out at the Modi gov-
ernment on Tuesday,
alleging that it “mis-
uses” agencies like the
CBI, the ED and the
Income Tax Depart-
ment whenever elec-
tions are due in a state
or a political crisis is
created. With Uttar
Pradesh Assembly
elections approach-
ing, the Central Bu-
reau of Investigation
(CBI) has started con-
ducting raids in the
state, he said.
On Monday, the CBI
registered a case
against 189 people, in-
cluding 16 government
servants, for alleged
irregularities in the
Rs 1,437-crore Gomti
riverfront develop-
ment project in Uttar
Pradesh undertaken
during the tenure of
the Samajwadi Party
(SP) government head-
ed by Akhilesh Yadav,
according to officials.
After registering the
case, the agency
sleuths swooped
down on 42 loca-
tions spread
across 13 dis-
tricts of Uttar Pradesh,
Alwar in Rajasthan
and Kolkata in West
Bengal, they said.
“The CBI, the Income
Tax Department and
the ED are activated
with special instruc-
tions whenever elec-
tions are approaching
in a state or a political
crisis is created. With
elections approaching
in UP, the CBI has
started conducting
raids (in the state),”
Gehlot said in a series
of tweets in Hindi.
“These agencies were
also misused in West
Bengal, Rajasthan,
Madhya Pradesh and
Karnataka etc. in the
past,” he said.
Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot further
added the credibility
of all these central
agencies has been
largely due to them
working in an impar-
tial manner for years.
However, the way the
BJP is giving orders to
these agencies to fulfil
its political agenda
has ruined their cred-
ibility.
“Most of the offic-
ers working in these
agencies have this in
their minds. Yet they
are compelled to take
action. I am sure that
when the time comes,
the public will give a
befitting reply to the
BJP which is misusing
central agencies po-
litically,” Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot said.
Uttar Pradesh will go
to polls in the first
quarter of the next
year.
—PTI
Jaipur: A meeting
of State Council of
Ministers will be held
today under chair-
manship of CM Gehlot
wherein, discussions
on Chiranjeevi Yojana,
Covid Vaccination,
Mukhyamantri Kisan
Mitra Energy Scheme,,
Indira Rasoi Yojana,
Prashasan Gaon Ke
Sang, Prashasan
Shehron Ke Sang
campaigns etc will be
discussed.
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot has
approved the proposal
to provide subsidy on
sale of each e-vehicle
according to the
capacity of battery
pay the State GST,
otherwise, paid by
the buyers to encour-
age the operation of
e-vehicles. Along with
this, an additional
budget of Rs 40 crore
has also been ap-
proved for this.
STATE GOVT
TO PAY GST
ON PURCHASE
OF E-VEHICLES
EXPERTS TO TEACH GOVT
HOSTEL STUDENTS
CM’S NOD TO CREATE ` 3,000
CR EMPLOYEE WELFARE FUND
GEHLOT
CABINET
MEETING
TODAY
Jaipur: In order to improve academic skills
of students in various government hostels,
they will be taught difficult subjects through
expert guest faculty. CM Ashok Gehlot has
approved the proposal of taking services
of experts in Maths, Science English
subjects under Vidya Sambal Yojana. An
additional amount of Rs 5.7 crore has been
approved for SC/ST OBC hostel students.
Jaipur: For the benefit
of working and retired
employees of state
government, an
employee welfare fund
will be formed with an
amount of Rs 3,000
crore for the operation
of various schemes.
From this fund,
other schemes
for employee
welfare
including
health
insurance,
housing,
higher
studies vehicle loans
and scholarships for
children will be oper-
ated for the employees.
CM Ashok Gehlot has
approved the proposal
of Finance Department
for the formation of
Employees’ Welfare
Fund. This fund
will be operated
by Director,
Insurance
Depart-
ment. For
this, a new
budget item
will be opened
the process
of approval of
schemes under
fund will be
determined
separately.
BJP delegation seeks Guv
Mishra’s intervention
CASE AGAINST RSS LEADER
Conduct drive to register
construction workers: CM
Delhi-Mumbai e-way will play an
imperative role in Hadoti’s devp: Birla
A BJP Delegation including Dr Satish Poonia, Gulab Chand Kataria, Rajendra Rathore, Ram Charan
Bohra, Arun Chaturvedi, Ashok Parnami, Diya Kumari, Jitendra Gothwal and Sardar Ajay Pal Singh
submitted the memorandum to Governor Kalraj Mishra at Raj Bhawan on Tuesday.
Govind Singh Dotasra makes way for Ajay Maken as a courteous
gesture as he arrives at PCC office to address a meeting of party
workers on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY SUMAN SARKAR
LS Speaker Om Birla discussed the progress of Delhi-Mumbai
Expressway with NHAI officials at Parliament House in New Delhi.
Jaipur: For the reg-
istration of construc-
tion labourers in the
state, the Labour De-
partment will run a
special campaign
from July 15 to Au-
gust 15, so that the
workers can be ben-
efited from various
welfare schemes of
the Central and State
Governments. On
Tuesday, CMAshok
Gehlot issued in-
structions in this re-
gard.
The Chief MInis-
ter has directed that
during the campaign
for registration of
construction work-
ers, the officers of
the Labour Depart-
ment should do on-
spot registration by
visiting construction
sites and gathering
places of labourers
(Chaukhati).
With this, more
and more construc-
tion workers will be
able to take advan-
tage of the schemes
being run under the
Building and Other
Construction Work-
ers Welfare Board
(BOCW).
KHERA QUESTIONS RSS CHIEF BHAGWAT
POLITICAL EQUATION OF THE CONTENDERS FROM RAJASTHAN
SUMEDHANAND
SARASWATI
MP from Sikar for the sec-
ond time in
a row, Sumed-
hanand has an
undeniable image
and belongs to
Arya Samaj and
has a large sec-
tion associated with Arya Sa-
maj in North India. Apart from
Arya Samaj, he has a good
influence among the peasant
castes too. Sumedhanand can
be made a minister to deliver a
message to this class.
CP JOSHI
Chittorgarh MP CP Joshi is
close to the RSS and as
a result RSS is also lobby-
ing for him. If lobbying is
done properly, CP Joshi can
get a chance giving voice to
Mewar, which is not even
represented in the Union
Cabinet till now.
DIYA KUMARI
Diya Kumari, who is a first
time MP from Rajsamand
and former MLA from Sawai
Madhopur, belongs to the for-
mer royal family of Jaipur. On
giving her a chance, a message
is sent across both Mewar
Jaipur regions thus, her
name is being discussed.
BHUPENDRA
YADAV
Rajya Sabha MP
Bhupen-
dra Yadav
has been
handling
organisa-
tional work
and election
management in the
BJP, while also helping
senior leaders in legal
matters. Looking at the
upcoming elections in
Uttar Pradesh, he may be
given a chance.
RAHUL KASWAN
Rahul Kaswan is a MP
from Churu Parlia-
mentary
constitu-
ency for the
consecutive
second
term. Ra-
hul’s father
Ram Singh Kaswan also
has been an MP from
Churu. In terms of re-
gional and ethnic political
equations of Shekhawati,
Rahul Kaswan’s name is
among the contenders.
CM Ashok Gehlot
 CBI had filed a case against 189
people including 16 govt servants
 ‘With UP Assembly polls nearing
CBI has started conducting raids’

07072021 frist india jaipur

Recommended

Recommended

More Related Content

What's hot

What's hot (20)

Similar to 07072021 frist india jaipur

Similar to 07072021 frist india jaipur (20)

More from FIRST INDIA

More from FIRST INDIA (20)

Recently uploaded

Recently uploaded (10)

07072021 frist india jaipur